The phrase "an oss" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely a typographical error or a misinterpretation of "an" before a word that starts with a vowel sound.
Example: "I saw an oss in the field." (assuming "oss" is intended to mean "horse" in some contexts).
Alternatives: "a horse" or "an animal."
In late 1943, Berg was assigned to Project Larson, an OSS operation set up by OSS Chief of Special Projects John Shaheen.
Four years ago, while doing research for "Bavarian Rage," a play that I was writing, I came across a reference to an OSS intelligence file, based upon a 1943 interview with Dr. Edmund Forster of Berlin University.
I'm really liking the idea of an OSS cellphone.
The Microsoft-secured Linux kernel used in the Azure Sphere IoT OS is shared under an OSS license so that silicon partners can rapidly enable new silicon innovations".
Whereas an OSS was covered by more than two ONU-BS, so that it can select one of the ONU-BSs as its serving BS.
The OLT will dynamically decide which ONU-BS will forward the packet of an OSS, an SS that are covered by the transmission range of two or more ONU-BSs, based on the least loaded policy.
WITH: Jean Dujardin Hubert Bonisseurr de la Bath, a k a OSS 117), Bérénice Béjo (Larmina), Aure Atika (Princess Al Tarouk), Philippe Lefèbvre (Jack), Constantin Alexandrov (Setine) and Saïd Amadis (Egyptian spokesman).
Xenogenic bones that were used included Bio-Oss® (Geistlich, Swiss), A-Oss® (Osstem, Korea), B-Oss® (Osstem, Korea), and BBP® (Oscotech, Korea).
In our study, in patients fulfilling neither criteria set (and who were therefore unlikely to be diagnosed with SS), an abnormal OSS was more common than an abnormal Schirmer's test, suggesting lower specificity of the OSS.
Furthermore, none of the presented software are able to: (1) Define a determined OSS for a given time including the time-dependent phenomena effects and the evolutionary erection of the superstructure.
A higher OSS indicates a better outcome.
